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    similar‚ but where are we different I wonder. The human condition is the ability or capacity to love‚ hate‚ fear‚ feel emotions‚ think for ourselves‚ and in many ways it is not just the human condition. It (the human condition) is the ability to move past a primitive state and to become conscious of who we are‚ what we are‚ and things we can do beyond basic survival. We humans use music‚ art‚ and stories to tell and to express

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    Hannah Arendt‚ one of the most influential political theorists of the twentieth century‚ published a book in 1958 titled The Human Condition. In this book‚ Arendt discusses many ways in which she views the human condition‚ but more specifically she discusses its relation to labor and work. She characterizes labor and work as essential aspects of the human condition. Arendt goes on to specify these two aspects in the sense of the public realm versus the private realm‚ as well as in terms of the social

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    The Things They Carried: Catharsis and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder “Men killed‚ and died‚ because they were embarrassed not to” (O’Brien 20). Tim O’Brien is the author of The Things They Carried‚ a fictional memoir written from the perspective of the narrator‚ whose name is also Tim O’Brien. This fictional O’Brien’s experiences cover many themes‚ most notably those of fear‚ guilt and humiliation. In this novel‚ O’Brien uses a distinct blend of fact and fiction as an outlet for his actual experiences

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    the answers to the human condition through questions and thought‚ Pablo Picasso depicted the various stages of the human condition by dissecting the world through art. What views on the human condition do the philosophers of old and Pablo Picasso share and how does each reflect in Picasso’s art and life? What does it mean to be a human and how do those experiences change the way we see the world and the questions we ask regarding it? Dictionary.com defines the human condition as “the positive and

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    Humans don’t naturally want to kill each other otherwise the world would be chaotic. Some people can’t even think about taking the life of another human being. Some people think that violence is ok and war is fine but they don’t think about the toll it takes on the people and their families. War damages people physically without a doubt but also damages the mentally‚ and socially. The damage taken from war is thoroughly shown in the book The Things They Carried by Tim O’brien‚ the veteran Donald

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    Outline Literature Summary: “The Things They Carried”‚ published in 1990 tells a true story of Tim O’Brian‚ author and main character‚ who is drafted for the Vietnam war. He tells about the different items that him and his fellow soldiers carried with them to help cope with the traumatic environment that they were placed in. Thesis Statement: The Things They Carried is a perfect example that shows that post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an issue as old as war‚ only recently have we discovered

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    Talia Hoffman 3-21-15 English 1 Allison Finn The Archetype of Water in The Things They Carried Water is the one of the most primal archetypes. It represents resurrection‚ purification and redemption. In the case of The Things They Carried‚ water is a constant companion to the characters of the story‚ whether good or bad. Water‚ in this book though‚ can also represent feeling of guilt and shame and the struggle involved with war. In some instances‚ the characters are desperate to find the purification

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    the quote because some people worry about themselves too much than their nation. “Sonny’s Blues” By James Baldwin‚ and The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien are the two Things that illustrates the thoughts of their nation America. The Characters In “Sonny’s blues” represent a wide range about human nature. For example‚ Sonny is a character with very non serious sense of humor and he is drug addict his brother (narrator)

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    Essay on “The Things They Carried” In the story "The Things They Carried‚" by Tim O’Brien‚ discusses a group of American soldiers marching through Vietnam during the war. The narrator is describing the items that each of the soldiers carries with him during the march through Vietnam. The items that the soldiers carried with them are both symbolic and physical items and what these things are depends upon the individual soldier. They carry the basic necessities for survival and the bare minimum to

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    In the Human Condition‚ by Hannah Arendt‚ the fundamental qualities of human behavior are described and analyzed. These qualities are first expressed by discussing the different aspects of life for Athenian Greeks. Arendt describes the division between public and private life and how it should be applied in the modern American society as well. Technology and capitalism are blurring the lines of Arendt’s civic ideal between the public and private realms of society. Arendt refers to the three elements

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